Natural Selection (12+)
Russia, 2001, b/w, 16 min.
Director: Andrey Zheleznjakov
Director: Andrey Zheleznjakov
At an exhibition, the further destiny of dogs and their posterities is solved. It is an important point as well in the life of owners of dogs
AWARDS
IDFF Flahertiana (Russia, 2002) – Grand Prix; Baikal International Film Festival «People and Environment» n.a. V.G. Rasputin (Russia, 2002) – Best Cinematography; IFF Message to Man (Russia, 2001) – Best Short Documentary; Open Documentary Film Festival Russia (Russia, 2001) – Special Jury Prize for the High Professional Cinematographic Embodimend of the Concept.
Andrey Zheleznjakov
Andrey Zheleznjakov
was born in 1963, graduated from the Sverdlovsk Theatre School in 1984 (the department of Drama Art). He worked as an actor in a theatre, then as an assistant film director at the Sverdlovsk film studio. He graduated from the VGIK in 1993 (V. Kochetkov’s workshop).
FILMOGRAPHY
Red Pheasant on the White Snow, 1989; Military Secret , 1990; The Babai-Strasse, or Tales of America, 1991; “Heart, You Don’t Want Any Rest…”, 1993; The Stove-Man and the Undertake, 1995; Train’s Arrival, 1995; The Town of Holy Cross, 2000; Natural Selection, 2001; Juno and Avos, 2002; Exorcist, 2005.
Russia, 2001, b/w, 16 min.
Director: Andrey Zheleznjakov
Director: Andrey Zheleznjakov
At an exhibition, the further destiny of dogs and their posterities is solved. It is an important point as well in the life of owners of dogs
AWARDS
IDFF Flahertiana (Russia, 2002) – Grand Prix; Baikal International Film Festival «People and Environment» n.a. V.G. Rasputin (Russia, 2002) – Best Cinematography; IFF Message to Man (Russia, 2001) – Best Short Documentary; Open Documentary Film Festival Russia (Russia, 2001) – Special Jury Prize for the High Professional Cinematographic Embodimend of the Concept.